[CANSLIM] Re:Cash Flow

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Subject: [CANSLIM] Re:Cash Flow
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 12:08:53 EST

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Tom:  

     In your view how could cash-flow be less than earnings.  I thought that 
cash-flow were earnings minus the non-cash-expense items on the income sheet 
(such as depreciation and goodwill amortization)?  

     Also, could you be specific.  I see some companies with interesting 
formations (MIMS for one) whose cash-flow is less than  earnings.  How is it 
possible to do this?  Are the Accounts Receivable so high (ie. higher than 
all the non-cash-expenses added together) that the company doesn't 
realistically expect to be paid, but the earnings are booked anyway?

jans

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